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Re: Storefront Web Components

#2
What a terrible UX on that site. This site barely works on my mobile.

When I think storefront I think simple & fast, this site is not at all that.

Stores are "hidden" by design, it is about the products and store itself just provides them.

Re: Storefront Web Components

#6
I could not understand what this was from the linked site. Docs if anyone is curious - https://shopify.dev/docs/api/storefront-web-components.

I really appreciate that they built this. The `shopify-context` is especially useful. Makes rendering all of the various resources infinitely easier.

Re: Storefront Web Components

#7

What a terrible UX on that site. This site barely works on my mobile. When I think storefront I think simple & fast, this site is not at all that. Stores are "hidden" by design, it is about the products and store itself just provides them.

Right? Not sure how to “Press P to play” on an iPad, play what, and why?

Re: Storefront Web Components

#8
This is a master move though - it's kinda like video(youtube) embeds in your site. If every site could sell and have an infinite curated catalog from shopify merchants - shopify becomes both the discovery, distribution and the shopping network?

Re: Storefront Web Components

#9
Shopify currently has a scandal in Germany because they blocked payouts for a TV-famous startup which "ships too slowly".

The startup locally produces clothing from sheep wool and only starts production once the order is in. Shopify is unable to understand the concept of make-to-order-production, it's a bit ridiculous to see what their support people are writing.

More on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovRpTsHO13U

Re: Storefront Web Components

#10

What a terrible UX on that site. This site barely works on my mobile. When I think storefront I think simple & fast, this site is not at all that. Stores are "hidden" by design, it is about the products and store itself just provides them.

They need to stop putting three.js everywhere
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